1. Create the new domain
Ensure the .../appserver/bin folder is in your path (for asadmin) and create a new domain "domain2" with:
asadmin create-domain --portbase 19000 domain2
When prompted, use either the following defaults or your preferred values:
Username = admin
Password = adminadmin
Master Password = changeit
2. Add STCMS to the new domain (optional)
If you require STCMS (SeeBeyond JMS) support in the new domain, install embedded STCMS support into the new domain with:
asadmin create-stcms --domainname domain2 --stcmsport 19007 IQ_Manager_19007
Stcms instance created:
Domain Path: C:\dev\CAPS6\appserver\domains\domain2
Domain Name: domain2
Stcms Name: IQ_Manager_19007
Stcms Port: 19007
Stcms SSL Port: 19008
Stcms Enabled: true
3. Start the new domain
Start the new domain with:
asadmin start-domain domain2
NB: You may see a NullPointerException when starting up the domain for the first time. This is due to Access Manager not being set up correctly on the new domain (a known issue). You can suppress the NPE by adding the following entry:
am-configurator.enabled=false
into the file
domains//config/domain-registry before starting the domain for the first time. The first time you start the domain you will see the following message:
Error: Access Manager - Can't find the node /domain/applications/lifecycle-module[@name= 'AMConfiguratorLifeCycleModule']/@enabled The operation DISABLE on the addon am-configurator is complete.
Subsequent starts will now not display the error.
4. Install Runtime Installation
Install the extra bits for CAPS 6, known as the Runtime Installation.
You can do this either by configuring system properties or using a properties file. I choose to do this using the latter. For this, you need to locate and modify the install.properties file in your
.../JavaCAPS6/appserver/addons/caps folder.
Modify the following properties as necessary for your new domain. If you've used a different password, modify the relevant password fields also (the property names are self-explanatory).
# The name of the domain caps.domain.name=domain2
# The admin http or https port caps.admin.port=19048 If you require UDDI support (a WAR file to be deployed):
# ----- UDDI ------------------------------------------
# If the UDDI .war files need to be deployed, change this caps.uddi.install=true Likewise, if you require STCMS (SeeBeyond JMS) support set the following:
# ----- STCMS ------------------------------------------
# If STCMS needs to be installed, change this to true caps.stcms.install=true ...and uncomment the required operating system for installation, e.g. for Windows: caps.stcms.os=win32 Now, with domain2 running, execute the following to apply the CAPS 6 runtime using the new properties: asant -f ../addons/caps/install.xml NB: The above command assumes you are running it from the ../appserver/bin folderLabels: advantages jcaps 6, application server, domain, domain issues, glassfish domain, how to create new domain in glassfish, how to create new domain in jcaps, new domain |
Manesh is a Sr. EAI Consultant, at present working in Singapore (Little Red Dot). 
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